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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
! BRIDE po,soNs HERSELF.
sho Leaves n Letter Telling Her Iua-
band Not 20 Marry again.

4 Macon lGa special says Mrs. {.
y. Tay .r. the young woman who took
morphine with suicidal intent Thursday
n'rit. died tus morning ut 1 O'Clock.
rhrst1ry ls o particularly sud one. She
married October 2sh {. II. Taylor
w.l-Luovu h9rscman. The match was
oDpo.ed bv the parents Of the bride, and
II was solemuizcd without their know
le6re or consent. Mrs Taylor was only
sixteen years oh, graceful, and pretty
The union vas generally thought to be
the result o. mutual affection. Alter
their marriale they lived with Pr.
Jones. and, go all app.arauccs, were
very hspnv I'D egcl others love.
Thursday u5ght after supper Air. lay
Tor lett h.s wife, saving he would return
inafew hours. Shortly at 10 O'Clock
Wis., TAYLOR took large dose of NOR
olnc. About j. O'Clock Nh Toy Tor re-
tuned home. When he arose YESTERDAY
morning and won't out She was still
eemnr. HC returned Inter. ato break
fast. and again ll.t the house. BE was
sent for bv Mrs Jones 10 come and
arouse his wife This he did, aud Mrs.
Tavlor told her husband tba she bad
taken morphine. lr Gibson attended
hor and She would hsva recovered, Int
.bcmaneo,l ira some way to takc another
dose. wlieu threw her into @ deep stu
Dor. Strenuous efforts we've made 10
keep hcr awake and hCr husband walked
her about for hours. Fer condition
o1.,y wcr,, aud other doctors We're sent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

4 Ruiuo~ that Et SC BIO lu-chascd
bs tnc pennsylvania.

4 Wilmington .Del) special says: 4
tram composed of President LO.0'-s
special car, Gelua-Aia14,cr iucascar.
and tie cur Of ]! e. All,s. sul.ruel-
dent of the Delaware division o.. Inc
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, started down the
State Yesterday. i number %, the lead
ing oficnlso Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on board, ana an inspection
will b. made OF the Delaware railroad
and its many branches 10 is said that
tine party will also take ran over th.
New York. Philadelphia and Noliola
railroad which joins the Delaware r'at
at Dclmar. and runs ulncty-lye miles o.
Charles City. That road IS a single
track, and is the northern outlet l0r "a
great deal Of Norfolk truck. There is q
rumor that the Pennsylvania road VIII
soon absorb the New York. .hiiad.l-
puia and Norfolk and LakcIt apart OF its
system. Ii is owned Joy a. D. C~ss.tt
and ". L. Scott. and lis well equipped
with freight cars of the most approved
makes. it hires ID, motive power
from the Pennsylvania railroad. The
in.oectluc viii return u Ph.la-
dc.pLla tomorrow evening. by the ac-
cuis.tion of the New orA. Philadelphia
and Norfolk road. tits probable that the
freight rates. about which tie penn MIA
truckers complain, VIII be- adjusted ~ az
to benefit them. As II now, thc New
York. Philadc.uAia and Norfolk axes It's
oWu rates, suu, Wm.c making "a good
thing out of its trade. the read Vi,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
CRISIS CULMINATED
PR0MPT EE5IGyATroE or TIE 7BEECH
MINISTRY.
The Government Intorpellated 81 10 Its
Domestic Polioy-lhe Vote Which
Caused the Crash.
rpy Ape'o.Amcr.e'u caole'otne Di.pa,hl

IEy Aur'o-Americau cableioihe n.epathl
PARIS, November 19.-Soon after the
Chamber OF Deputies met to-day the Tx
IRENE Left moved an iutcrp, .lat.on Of
the Government on tac question Of ITS
domestic policy. = motion wac made 10y
the Ministry to postpone the debate.
The motion was rejected hy vote % 1923
20 -42. Pume-Aiiristr houvcr imme-
dlstely announced the resignation Of tic
Cabinet.
The motion for the interpolation Of
the Government was made by ". Gle
menccau. Premier Ruuvier demanded
That the debate ON the subject be cd
journcj tai the 1fth instant Iu the liz
forest Of the conversion of the public
q ~.
81, CimoBcgau said ID WIS singular
method of rca-surug the holders vi
public funds To ten them tiai toy
could I've IN peace until the 9th, nad
10 promise that t.cro would then be O
crisis such os h3d mover before occurred.
The public, hc declared. Lad too long
awaited am explanation. There was
practice j. no Government. ihe dinis-
try was not in condition 10 guide re-
publican policy. Parliament Was ADAM
ooned 90 tie direction q the Right
The law officers OF the state and police
were in conflict, and administrative dis
order was complete.
The division on the Governments pro
posal to adjourn tho debate was taken
at thc conclusion OF H. tlcmncCau $
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

"a.''.'' l'' '''"''
ihe usual r',or'' when women com
PLAIN o- want oil iein"I- f''i|e 'lul,ol-
meut, j, taai they should not "orA' oa'
ilat men tosapport tacin. as tAefe are
. 5000 more women guam mch i. ia O =
Britain, t Us ohlou-i{ lhp's7iD'c lAa.
every woman should have hu'oeud.
ibis site oi things lbs AS h"1 ih ger
many also. Tine pr,po.deta-ee q. the
women Over tae n..n is greatest ni
i-e professional anu ui'i',, . i-.'.'ir
''-..'' .'I.,..i,. ,,',,.,....
'' ''' ..,, '...'' ~. 80
people, 'ie s'1' t,' @'''. ~ .''' ~ A. ~.
.,.''.. .' ......,..,.'. o4...r. civil ser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 10, 1857.
Only moderate business va done IN old leaf
today. Wlils western leaf shows such al sd-
vance that very many samples have been with
drawn from this market 20 10 rsshipped % west
era mafke.s. Tho weeks loose breaks have been
small though prices wore a. high As any market
for quality offered, aid should % an Induce
ment 70 planters TO soil The breaks IN upland
markets aye quite fun. hu. the quality or color
does uot seem o. improve. Notwithstanding
this higher prices have prevailed this week Oh
manly all grades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
" Oman's Christian Temperance

10y t0ItA eliu lo tiir ti-tnt'l
NASHVILLE. Tenn, November BY
invitation Of Mrs. President Polk dele
cation of 100 national officers and repre-
-cutt,y,s of State Womau's Christian
Temperance Unions visited the p,-i-
d,utui mansion at noon today and were
each introduced 10 the venerable and
distinguished lady. She had kind word
of ne,tns for a'L and souta message TO
t., convention Of the GREAT pleasure it
Was tomect tine Woman. Chm tan Tenn
I.r4uce Union.
Resolutions were passed supporting
the BLAIR educational bill; protesting
aeaiust personalities in politics urging
the temperance attorney al Washington
20 look after our interests; vigilance ia
Che preservation of the Christian Sab
bath. and urging m,n 10 sustain such
laws by their votes; equal suffrage !;
scientific Temperance instruction; and
the endorsement of Mrs. Mary Ii. Hunts
work among the colored people aud the
reclamation of former resolutions re-
carGng the Prohibition party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20


Emma Lazarus, tle vell-known poet
css and translator, Is dead.
Vessels arriving at New York from
Rio Janieco are q'larantined because OF
smallpox.
The Austrian war budgets have been
approved by the Legislative authority Of
that country.
Striking Rochester o. " newspaper
compositors and job printers have de-
clared the affair oil.
The export duties imposed by the Ar
gentiue Republic viii be abolished on
tie lst of January, 1883.
The managing editor of the Pitts
burgh ga Commcrciat-G0-ettc IS
dead aged thirty-eight years.
An agent Of the Servian Government
las been put under duress at Sofia. An
explanation has been asked.
The Princess of Wales and children
are home again ct Quoenborough, Eng,
from a late happy visit 10 Denmark.
On her last trip from New York to
Liverpool the steamship Etruria made
Queenstown in six days and SIX hours.
The masters Of Milwaukee are on
strike. Cause, the brewers will hot han
die malt made 10y non-union workmen.
George Pricstus and John Sleinshirk,
Uuncarans. have bcen acquitted of the
murdcrof John Wotna at Allentown, "a.
The report Of the falling OF an acrolite
a. Amsterdam, \. Y, mentioned IN yes
tcrday morning journals, proves 10 be
cmari.
Sarah J. Robinson. an alleged poisoner
OF Somervine, Mass, has been declared
by medical experts sane and responsible
for her acts.
Lewis and Horace Nannest and John
N. jackson baye been convicted at Eliza
beth, n. D.. of incandiarism and sen
fenced to prison.
Charles Lynch, cattle-dealer, Of JET
f,rsonville, Pa, was thrown from his
vehicle at Norristown, yesterday. and
dcd in q half hour from his injuries.
Tie New York state Board Of Arbitra-
ton on Labor Is trying 10 avert a strike
OF shoemaLer+ at Rochester The pro-
posed strike viii involve 5000 laborcrs.
I'm New Jersey q writ Of error has been
grauted joseph Schlcmmcr. who is under
sentence OF death for numbering his wife
and child. Defendant was TO have been
HUNG Hccoiob her 18th
The boiler in W. I. Wilson & Co. S
saw-mill. nine miles from Prescott, Ari..
exploded Yesterday morning and killed
tine proprietor and five workmcn and
injured a number Of others.
Hon. William Robinson Hill. Of Mas
sachusetts. died at Worcester, that state.
while attempting to snceze. The cause
of his death was said to be fatty degene-
racy at the base OF the brain.
Wilson Miller. colored pension agent
at Vicksburg, under indictment in several
counts for violation of the pension laws,
was convicted yesterday. he Will so to
the penitentiary for a term Of years.
In England the out-houees of Mr.
Power. OF Leopardstown Castle, near
Dublin, have been destroyed by incen-
l,arics. Power is to entertain Lord
Harrington on his approaching visit to
Dublin.
A Lytton (B CO. specialize the Pioneer
Press says "Ah Chow, Chinaman,
was executed here this morning for the
murder of Ah Lue in March. he cried
piteously when preparations for the
hanging were making, but when the
time came he rolled cigarette and died
game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
NETIILE THE NAGNIFE


AE'IiILE THE HdGNIFI-
CEyT stock ~ Minis c'othiag ,sAieA 10
haze prepared for the present seasons use
includes rery modern style 81 g1yp.er:
torn By man or youth, get our FoevHss
stock II SUITS-rea4y 70 pa; on and
Churchman's d re,o .pscia, uoyss ,o-dIy.
We hare suits Eere-reaiy for Immediate
uss-tAat ~ are perfectly 0fiiing to place
alon5ads Of The Janest ens'orn-Reds CUR
mons that can 5eIrodue'a to-Diay-- asking
no aNorancs 70 be nude Jor he fact that
ours pey, net built 20 ,peeial mearTe-ana
in he ','i.ng points " ARIISIIcALLf
Tailored GARMENTS ours oil bear
OF the palm. by sizzling points ne
man, q course, he CT, shape, 6aish, ma
tsyial. ant trimming, ami pecf>et J0rm-
fi,ing quaiiiies that 90 70 make up fns
Tutoring. Thea-and rhat is Of as grea.
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Fatal Railroad Collision tn Texas.
-. .-.--..-. l. IL. lll-rat.n


GALVESTON. Noyemberl9 -Ihesouth-
bound passenger train on the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fee railroad collided
last uielt at Alvin Junction, near Cal
weston with water train. The locomo-
t.ycs came together with terrific force,
wrscAiug both trains. Engineer Hitch
cock and Fireman Compton, Of the
water tram, were killed. Engineer
Hrssey and Fireman Haas, Of the PCS
seuger nain. together with Baggaeemm
William Reynolds and Expross-Mcsscn-
ger Jonas Levy were all badly injured.
REYNOLDS aud Levy viii probably die.
None of tie passengers were injured,
bat all badly shaken up. The accident
occurred by the attempt of the water
tram 10 steal a station six miles distant
The baggage and eypress-cars were con-
sumcd with oil their contents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

A Doctor Who Refused 10 serve MIA
tse WAS Guaranteed a Fee.

A New York speeih says A man
named Bozerino, twenty nine years old,
committed suicide early this morning ct
IA First street by taking poison. ho
had been intending TO go to Chicago ana
had secured his ticket and sent away his
trunk be had talked great deal
sbont suicide. however, and had FREE
0pently threatened 20 kill himself. TINS
morning. shortly before 3 o'clock, his
room mate. returning from singing
society meeting, found Bozerino wrlthing
ia agony in bed. DIR. Seers, OF AZ Second
ayenne. was sent for, but when he ar
rived he refused TO do anything unless
compensation Tor his services was guaran-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

~ ITTT-I T.I 7" III'T III u ~
CmcAGO, November ia snow
storm-the first of the scason-began
here early this morning and when dark
mes, came tonight showed signs Of
abn,ing The wind all day blew gale,
wmlo the temperature kept going
gradually lower Tnis evening the storm
had al the characteristics Of regulation
blizzard Al times street-car traffic IN
the northern division Of the city was
brought 10 complete stand-still.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
ConI-nreakcrs Burned.

JOY N'-tlh4u TO ti' i't74''iNA'l
WnKasBAE.E, Pa, November 10
Coke Brothers & Co. s No. . model
breaker. near Hazleton, was burned TO
tine ground this morning. Loss, $75,0 :;
insurance. $4,000 A breaker was also
DESTROYED by fire this morning at Delono.
Il belonged to tine New Buck-Mountan
Cod Company. Loss, $50, 600 partially
insured
IAe burning Of two breakers caused
considerable excitement, and rumors
were current that they had been set on
fire by striking miners. There We're
also rumor, that appeals had been sent
10 Governor Beaver for troops to pro-
tcct the mine property. 10 appeal,
however, las been sent to the Governor
and II is believed here and throughout
fine mining districts that the miners have
bad nothing whatever 10 do with the
burning Of the breakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

by Anglo-Ameiicsn cable 20 the Dlspa'ch'i
DuB1N, November l9.-The Governor
Of Tullamore Jail heard to-day that
clothing for the use Of hr. O'Brien had
been smuggled into the prison. He at
once proceeded to Mr.. O'Brien's coll ana
found the prisoner up and wearing SUIT
OF tweed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

10y T"l"|TaFI y w I7''I7'77''I
Wmm.GroN, DEL, November 10
The iron-hull screw-steamer Manteo, be-
ing built for the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, was launched at Pussy a
Jones's yard this afternoon. The yessei
will bo 1870 feet long, % feet beam, I'D
feet 3 inches deep. The Manteo wall
plybetween Norfolk, Va, and Ncwberne,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
E1ourinc-uin. a"a Tiovators burned

Fo,TScorr, KAN, November l9.-Thc
Goodluder Touring and elevators,
Wlth 10000 bushels Of wheat, were to-
tally destroyed by fire this morning
The loss will amount 10 100000; M
surncc. $40, 900. The adjoining build
inc, were damaged $4,000. The fire
was caused by oil which leaked from a
tank on railroad switch in rear Of the
mills into the onWne-roo and under
the fire-box. A fierce wind was blowing
Of the time. and for awhile there was
great excitement Assistance was tc.e-
graphcd for to Kansas City and Parsons,
but the flames were under control before
either city could respond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Mean tomp'ra'uro ...................,
Entertained ~ Governor BucAner.

\ Frankfort special to the Louisville
Co'ui0-JouuW says The executive
mansion Is ablaze tonight with an ag-
creeat.on of genius AID distinction.
Governor Huckucr Is entertaining Mr..
Valentine, tie virginia sculptor, and, to
DO honor 10 the occasion, invited the
most distinguished gentlemen OF the
State, among whom are United States
Senators James B. Beck. j. G. :. Black.
burn, Hon. Henry Wattcrson, ex-Goy.
cruor Mott, and air. Robert Burns VIII
son, the poet artist Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

WAsHIyGroN, November 19.-The
members Of the British Fisheries Com
mission were formally presented TO the
President to-day. They were received
in the private library adjoining the Cabi-
ncf-rnnm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20


,er..a '' 'ie "''.
l.U., November -'--AaFi''a
....ln l4iuolo ,.'y 'Ae ."i19, ''''
r"7 swamp near '3''oii arc
n' l-4' 'Aeie L's "''"
d"ie iu '"' ''' u'- '''''''
.4s.'. several i'..' 90 '' @l' o ls'
'. rA.ile ''i
a "'.'r t"''' N'o
+"- t'i ~i-+e" III. ""i"o' ''-"
'' i...l. ,w
JILL, N'''.-' .''
'..A started lA ..-ilh "oo'''' one
"es' "l i.ls '-'|' t'-,0i"~l V'-
'a food Hel+"4t' "AA lVI Il'i'S
"''' ''''' .-''' o.. '' 80
'..o'1 .' ,-' ~ 80
''' '.-'
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i-oi.oIf 'I''s. 1-,'o u1'' . "'i'
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90. -. ot tae T.. nav bern
~, f.,,,. s,l... vcero az
..I. o., tsr t,.... of lie eam,s and
,. t,,r oo,.n and psn,,d outside OF
t.e sr- 'sun m. L,I morn Tie tiro ia
81, i...,... iiat IN i, imDosihle 10 get
vt... 4u.rl.rofau1.eof II.
r... November 10. For thepast
o.. l.e n-.t f,.. have been rae,uQ
...-..,..i ....- s.rifon oi the country. and
mas "'''N'"1 '"' wy
l'I. a. IDS "Il'Ii'.l arc Ui ''i i''a
i..oir ia'oi over me h'"'@s 10y
I'fi I-- '.e. iNp,i4Iiiy Su'Pen''' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
shoulders tboxod). f5s0as5.6o. shortciear s'ao'
tD0xcdJ, s. gbas70. Whlskey, vi"
Leading futures ranged

grs-f-g.- az rtfg .s,rfgaao NsaEFTe
VT '"' M -. ..
'HicAio' NoFemher ~ ne Mslh I ,,,i', =.
:, .,... ,, ,,,-. and an aIva1cs Of 70. IN wheat
AMI coru WnesL corn, md oats held very
nearly at 'he closing prices OF yesierday. Oorins
me H,ih'1s loif ~ .De 'csA'h nc sDs,s"y -, ~
the pit was .air ani prices steady early WIZ VIZ.
Coii 'iaeiahi' 'AAl'-s 10 ihe hllWhvoh, ~.
b Tore 81" close 3 "rn vas a -puri anonE ouy'i'
ent prices i.r Nheat ioos bound u aseut hc''
which closed 'lcm IL me outside iof ihe oAy :
IS a.. tcr pcremoer corn closed NJ IS arse.
fr Way 'h'r NsH8lt,. Tor say, III 49, 49,
.h',e Ma a. UA.' a. 49, ,'pps,,,isrt,,
10. "t'o,.'.. W , ,-'s. ~ 49,. sa.sant
w pNcN So - g..
ra.ie t9Ca5c. adyauce, but thc market soon
weakened era pf.''- Rocco. y <otfv Ls'"I !.
ft.hed l2hAi O!' soon ee,llsl ,'I'S, SUI .
i,,,-,,l ~ .calrer.. haa ucol free sellers al
he way down. Lard trading was brisk but ex-
tremely nght. Stc'xs on hand made transac-
lions mainly ia moro deferred deliveries. me
market opened strong a. 2+aac. advance. pns
moderately tree oacn1es caused reducuon Q.
: 6 aier iascr ihe market ruled strong anu
prices rallied 'a'ho,, and closed H.ealy' shoI-
ribs were iair.y active ans irregular, Closing
cuie. az s6S7s. al6.lo Grr January.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. November io.-Flour strong.
Wheat -tronkt Ne. D red. 7as5aS'c. Corn easier:
No. , mixed. 80, a4silc. Oats Arm: 80. nliNed.
Bic. Pork nrm. new. slH1A Lard In good
demand 40 g. Bulk-mcat- hrm. Bacon quiet
Whisky firm as $i05. Hogs nrm.
- ,o.,.rg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

am selling a fair Tea at 90 cents per
pound, aud mixed Ground Coffee at 20
cents. With tie Tea ! give handsome
present, AMI With the Coileeaveypretty
cup and saucer. JULIEN BNroRD.
1902 Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

HCDGISS.-Dio1. ~ tao residence. No. Il
west Broad street. Salur lay, November ~. 1877,
after q short illness. Mrs. JANE NUDGIASi
aged seventy -nlnc years.
There IL place where hope 10 live.
When life and It's labOrs arr Ger:
f.ace which ise Lord % ne will give.
And then ! sham sorrow no morn.
Her funeral viii tske place from Clay-Street
Methodist -hureh THIS Sunday AFTERNOON
o. q 40 o'clock Friends nnl sciuaintances in-
yits1 ~ attend
SLATER-Died. ~ 2.e0 A. ", November 10.
lss1. W. G.. SLATER. ia -Ao thirty-elsnth year Of
his age.
Funeral servlccs THIS Sunday AFTERNOON
40 O'Clock. from bis ate residence, corner Fit
toenth all Ffabkln street,.
Friends and az. alatauccs Invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Mamie Cooney Her Own Mascot.

A Chicago special says: Maggie Coo
ney, handsome young Irish girl, ar
rived In Chicago about wear ago from
County Merry and entered into service
as a domestic. John ". Creighton, Il
streeL-car conductor, became enamored
of her and they were married. Cregh-
ton Was killed in the Koutz disaster on
tie Chicago and Alton railroad last
month, and Maggie brought suit against
the corporation for $4,000 damages.
The company compromised the claim,
giving Maggie $1,000 today, and she at
once sought the steamship oL5ce and
started tonight for her home IN the old
country. She is only seventeen years Of
ace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
Foot Ball.

NEW York. November 19.-In the
game Of football to-day Yale beat Prince
ton 10y a score OF twelve to nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and
Fifth streets Rev. ". 2. EDwAEDs. d. d.. an(
Rev. GEosGE ". WEAY, Pastors-Rey W. u
WAGNER. Of DsnvilIs, Va, will preach at II A.
". aud o'clock p. NJ. Strangers and others
AIMuys Nelcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20

tccd No one present would make the
Guarantee, and the doctor left. Later
on au ambulance wns summoned, hat
before q, arrival the man was dead. de
is supposed t. have taken oxalic acid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-20
GRAIN AND CoTroH EXCHANGE.
RlCHHOND, November 20, lsS7.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT. -2.olt heels.
C0EN.-3il @trrel-.
FILa--lIl Ii neLs.

OfFEklAOs.
WREAT-2,0H bushels.
C0EN.-3B @t-re-.
FEAs.-g3 bushels.
SALES Egr9grED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAr-White. 20 bushels uriUe AZ s5c.
LOngberry, 90 bushels prime at SIC. 200 bushels
ysry good s5c., 40 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms; rO bushels very good AZ 81. 90
bushels good ~ ST. Mined. ~ bushels very
good n So. >hortbsrry. 80 Bushels very ge0i AZ
ss1: "A bushels very good a. Sic; IS Bushels
ran a. 1Sc. 40 bushels fair at ibt % bushels
common AZ Cjc.. 100 bushels common a. C5c.
Iotal sales Of Wleat, J.2 bushels.
Offerings ts-lIy OF wheat 2bii bush als :;
Same day last year 5.3sf bushels. Sales To-
Gay n Nhgat -,-'! bushels. same day lsst yehr,
2.4sl bushsl- Oforings - Tar this year, 54s 80
bushels; same inns Last year, $3.50 bushels.
Eztrenis rsayo0f rrices .0-day, o. 20 SIC. same
dsy last year. ~ 20 So.
C0kN.-Nhlte, 80 bushels very good nav a.
81, o. blsasis very good ne@ 90 s2c.; 256 bush
els COED neu a. Gle.
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EsEFIRSr ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHU RCH.-PreacsiHs AZ church Il A. NJ. ana 81
chspel, Twenty-ninth aAd T streets, at 7. n.
by Rev. J. ;. MosxR. Of Madison county.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. Noyem Dor 10 Cotton quiet: sales,
i04 bales :uplands. 1890. Orleans, 1919: metre
ceipts. 39.gsJ bales e1ports--tO Great Britain,
POI baies; % the Continent, lj,OiJ bales; stOrk,
sSO.3l bales. southern nour quiet, steady, aud
unchanged Wheat featureiess cash nrn and
ra,hrr quiet; No. red, November, o6hc; De-
ceInber, s6 .a51 l-l6c.; May, 3.a92*.c. Corn
sTady. without material change; No. = Deem
her. 554.c: Nav, % al f-iG- Oats a shade
easier: No. 3, DrcemUer. ~ g.; May, 36ac;
No spot. 3ll. s35 mixed western. S'a5o sc.
Hops STEADY and quiet. cones Spot far Mo
quiet AZ slR@j: No. Rio. November, SIS ga
$3.50; December, ElhGJasiJ.1j: May, slt.e5s
Sl5 Sugar dun ana more or less nominal;
fair refining. 53-lg.; roaned quiet Noiasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice arm. Cotton-se-d oil
quoted AZ 35ailc. f1r crude; 4iaitr ior rcnbod.
Rosin steady Al si.O7k sil.l5. Tur2snnne quiet
atNifc. Wool dun and easy. Pork hTn aud
quiet; mess 1873 Tor old: fl45oafl5 FOR new
NIIlss nominal Lard sa3 poiuts higher And
fairly active: western steam. spot, SLl5 Janu-
arg, f7.2iat7.25. FIeights steady.
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TAYLOR.-Dici. on mo morning OF Noyem
ber -. lsS1 In this city. HENRY 2. TAYLOR
ST.. in the sqveutv-I-ef year Of bio age.
The fancrai Nill ,ako place fron his late resi-
deuD-. $50 rs east Ltva street, fhis Sunday
All ERNOON a. o l0ck. so flowers.